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General Responsibilities of a Civil Engineer Assess Construction Site – Civil engineers have to assess and do a complete feasibility study of the construction site. They have to consider many factors, including the impact on nature and the surrounding environment, and plan accordingly. Planning the construction – Civil engineers have to plan ...

 Job Description and Responsibilities Attaining certain and specific goals in generating leads, lead qualification, marketing communication, building brand image, and conversion of the leads Marketing of digital products such as websites and mobile applications in both ways – Online and Offline. It includes giving ideas for printed materials such as brochures and posters as ...

Responsible for doing overall planning of fabrics for Looms department in the factory and coordinating for outsourcing for fabric process with Suppliers Responsible for analyzing the reports in SAP by using ZLP11 & ZSP11 for fabric requirements in which check previous day sales orders and MRP Responsible for taking decisions about fabric ...

Strategy for building and maintaining value propositions (if necessary), promise, personality, messaging, naming, visual identities, marketing programs and brand execution that drives business impact. Responsible for marketing function of all Namkeen Products. Devise and manage field promotion budgets effectively while driving demand generation. Close monitor of competitor activities and market intelligence. Review and edit existing promotional ...

Key Responsibilities: Inventory Management: Receiving, storing, and issuing materials, maintaining accurate stock records, and ensuring materials are stored according to prescribed conditions.    Procurement: Ordering materials, following up on deliveries, and processing challans.    Logistics: Planning, scheduling, and controlling outgoing materials, coordinating with vendors, and ensuring timely deliveries.    Record Keeping: Maintaining detailed records of all storekeeping activities, including inward and ...

A Purchase Executive is responsible for managing an organization's procurement activities, ensuring cost-effective, timely, and high-quality acquisition of goods and services. They focus on sourcing, negotiation, and supplier management to support the organization's operational needs.    Key Responsibilities: Sourcing and Supplier Management: Identifying and evaluating potential suppliers, negotiating contracts and pricing, and building strong vendor relationships.    Procurement ...

PRODUCTION EXECUTIVE Job Responsibilities• Responsible to maintain an optimum level of manpower and over time• Responsible to ensure all operation of production adherence to cGMP compliance• Responsible on manpower development (training) for quality, productivity and cost consciousness• To train the production personnel on cGMP Trend & regulatory requirement.• Monitor the work ...

Key points to include: Strategic Planning: Developed and executed comprehensive IT strategies to support business growth and objectives, including technology roadmaps and infrastructure upgrades.    Budget Management: Managed IT budget effectively, allocating resources for new projects, maintenance, and vendor contracts.    Technology Implementation: Led the successful implementation of new software, hardware, and systems, ensuring seamless integration with existing ...

Key Responsibilities: Cost Analysis and Reporting: Analyzing costs of products, services, and operations.    Preparing cost reports, budgets, and financial statements.    Identifying cost variances and trends.    Cost Control and Management: Developing and implementing cost control systems.    Monitoring expenses and identifying areas for cost reduction.    Recommending cost-saving measures and strategies.    Financial Forecasting and Planning: Preparing budget forecasts and financial projections.    Analyzing business plans ...

A purchase engineer's responsibilities include: Procurement planning: Developing and executing plans for sourcing goods and services    Negotiation: Negotiating contracts and prices with suppliers and vendors    Supply chain management: Implementing strategies to manage inventory and address supply chain issues    Project management: Monitoring project timelines and ensuring delivery requirements are met    Economic analysis: Analyzing costs and other economic factors    Cross-functional collaboration: Working with other ...